In 1987, The Untouchables turned a Prohibition-era crime story into a modern classic, blending style, suspense, and unforgettable performances. Kevin Costner’s steady lawman, Sean Connery’s scene-stealing mentor, Robert De Niro’s chilling Al Capone, and Andy Garcia’s breakout turn helped make the film iconic. Decades later, the cast has aged, evolved, and left an enduring mark on film history. This is The Untouchables then and now — how they’ve changed, where time took them, and why the movie st

The clip is from the “Dogville Comedies,” short films produced by Zion Myers and Jules White between 1929 and 1931. These films featured dogs in human costumes, humorously mimicking societal behaviors like bar scenes. Myers and White, later known for “The Three Stooges,” often parodied prohibition-era themes, with dogs acting out human-like activities such as drinking or gambling in a slapstick style. | Historyinmemes